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COTTON SEED Prophets

PRIME CRUDE OIL, 279271zc; off crude,
summer yellow, 3ld32c; choice COOKING
summer yellow, S6g3Sc; prime cotton seed
meal, SIS 759l6 75i of cotton seed meal, SIl
ais, Va
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To Railroad Contractors.

TWENTY MILES of 8SeStinE. BridRins
rent River Branch Ofttg "a, 8. AN. R,R.
Good spring WAlsI Rnd My eoantry. Ap-
ply on work near Van HPFSn, Mo-. or No. *
Front street, hsu Esn9s
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A SPECIAL from kansaB Oily HRyB:
''The Missouri river rose three inches during
the night, registering 1877 feet above low
water mark. One Of tho peculiaritios OF the
Missouri river is that at points twenty miles
apart there will be rise Of the river. and at
Intervening points the liver may assume all
the phases Of a rise or stand, A slight rise 10
reported at Omaha and Sioux City, but at
The railroad authorities have determined to
continue the riprappipg at the Harlem tor
minus Of the Hannibal and ~. Joseph
bridge. The effect ofthe immense Amount
ITSELF " mSDYfsst In the .Iirbt sbspss IN tSs
current at this Doint. d..
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Public AdmInIstratOr,s Sale.

Office Of Public AdministTa tor Of Shelby Co.. -,
Tenn. -Memphis, Tenn, June %, 1857.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That l
~ will, 20 admin strat0r OF the estate OF
+, Campbell, deceased, on
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DRgGS-ouinins, P. 4 W., o., CSC; cans,
Sc; New York quinine, OF. $50; cans 500 d.
ViniH2s T.. o5 h sSS o. cans: 500; %orPhinS.
EoN YORK morphine, . o., 8 Is per OF
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The r. O. Cobb, Can't. L. B. Smith,
arrived ) esterday from the Arkansas river
with ] bale Of cotton, 297 sacks Of cotton
seed, 10 packages Of sundries and 81 head Of
cattle. She is the regular packet leav ng
THIS evening Tor Pine Bluff ana all way land
THOMPSON is chief clerk, and he Is assisted
by RUFUS Foster
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MULES Ann HORSRa

MULES Quiet; a to 1l1S hands high, sS5
81 hands high, sl259il0; 15T 10 i6 bSndS
high, tl50@2lO. The chief demand is for
10 ules from Az 10 Is hands high.
HORSE5-Fair; divers, sl25al65; heavy
draft, 81 45qlS0; saddle, 81 25gl75; extra
saddle, sl759275; plugs, S45985.
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HIDES--Dry flint, No. l, l5c; No. 2, l2c
dry salted, lOgl2c; green sailed, No. /, re
No. 2, &c; green, 5000. Sheep skins, l5caal.
BeesWaX, 20c. TalloW, 393lSc,
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RIVElss AND wEATHER.

0TTIOl SIGNAL BERvIOH, U. y. All
MEMPHIS, June n, ! pm. !
The following obser vations are taken
It all stations named at 75o meridian time,
which Is one hour later than Memphis time;
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BAaGING AMD TIRE

sWOOL-Burry grease wool. unwashed, 10
gl8c; clear grease wool, 23425c bury
washed, 1890; tub washed, S9aS5o.
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DIR. ID. y. JOHNSON'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DlSPENSARY,
No. IL Jefferson Street,
between Main and Front.l MEMPHIS
Established In lSsO,l


between Main and Frontl MEMPHIS
Established In 1S60.l
lR,J0HNS0Ni Is ACKNOWLEDGED By all png
IL ties interested rs BY far the most sus.
eessful physician In tho treatmentof privAl,
or socrst diseases. Quick. permanent cure,
guaranteed In every case, male Or fe@alV.
cured IN few days without tho use OK mar
SSary, change Of diet or hindrsncs from
tige eradicated witbo Ittho use Of mercury
lnvolunsary loss ofsemen stopped in short s
timo. Sufferers from impotency ur ASS Q
sexual powers restor Q 10 free vigor In q few
woeM. Victims Of seh-abuse and excossiv,
NpWg, suffering from ermatorrhsA NJ
kNe OF physical and mental p0wer, speedily
and permanently cured. PARTICULAR attsn
ton paid 70 the Diseases Of Women, Ab{
without the use Of caustic or the knife. All
consultations strictly confidential. Mod.
country.
s~WSrkinEmen enrsd AZ half the uru
rotes. 0nice hours from O'clock am. 10
O'clock pm. D. 3. JOHNSON. Mn.
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WOHN II. MORTON
"a Madison Street,
DEALER IN
LOCAL. STOCKS and BONDS
ALSO,
P0uthern Mineral and Improvement
ESToCK9.
FINANCE.

Money firm and hardening, rate
Q per cent, and latter figure prevailing.
demand we'll up to the supply. The Clear
az House report is as follows:
OLUARINGa
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Tone. Rec. Prices. Stock

Atnoon: Liverpool spots were firm, fair
demand: Sales, 10000 bales, Of which Amer
lean 1890 bales. Receipts, 1000 bales, Of
which American - bales. =
Closing quotations were as follows. Ordi-
nary, 3-16d; good ordinary, SID; low mid
ding, SD; good middling, Cd; middline
uplands, sgd; middling Orleans, 5 I5-16d.
Futures opened quiet and closed fiat, as
6S means 4 63-64d; and OIL meass S S4G.
pm; June. SOD, sellers; June-Julv.
Sod, sellers; July-August, S SOD, buyers !,
August September. 5 SD, buyers; Septem
ber-October, 5 S9d, sellers; October OVEN
Der, =; Novembe December 26d,
sellers; december January, S Esd, sellers;
September, tSd, value.
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A Golden Opportunity

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ticulars apply at my office.
A. M. HARE,
Public Accountant and Expert Book. keeoer,
"a Madison atreoi.
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wursuv W1Nes I1oU.ps r-,

SEEDS-Clover, "a rs per bushel; orchard
grass, 81 3S9l 40; herdsErass. SOC; timothy,
1902 ., German millet, SO9S5c; stock peas
81 S0(9l 40.
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WHISKY, WINES, LIQUORS FTO.
WHIsKY-Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81 5O9S; retistilled goods from Sc to 81 20,
according to proof; rye, s296.
active and firm; sales, 1918 bris finished
goods on a basis Of 81 05.
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jewelers..
Siiverware and Spectacles. j
35EMainStreet. Memphis. Tenn.
Health IL WeaIIh-Dr. BeaureRnrd,s
Tonic aud Nerv me, the Great
French Rpecile


Tonic ana Nerv me, she Great
French specific.
NERVOUS DEBILITY in all its stages,
IN mental and physical depf ession, sper-
matorrhea, hypochondria, steriiity, neurHl.
GA, hysteria, incspacity Tor study or bust
ness, psralynsH, im9otsnce, epilepsy, loss OF
eases Of the nervous system may DO radi-
cally cured In either sex By tie use Of this
nnexoelled preparat,ons 1t is a matter Of
treatment for the cure Of the loss 81 nerve
power, and DR.. Beaursgard's Tonic and
Nervine, after many years trial in Europe,
has proved infsllible II taken according 10
directions, which are mixed TO each bottle.
One box equal TO one months treatment;
will cure recent cases. Price, 81. 90 a box,
or SIX boxes for 20 90. Sent by mail pre-
paid on receipt Of price. We guar5 ntoe six I
boxes TO cure any case. With cash order re-
oeiyed by us for six boxes we will send our
written guarantee 10 return the money II
treatment does not eject n cure. A, Renk-
ert X Co., druggists. sole agents FOR United
States, 40 and 2l5 Main st., Memphis, Tenn.
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POWDER.
DRUQN, PAINTn Ann NINA

garter kegs, 81 so. ~
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The GREAT SPECIALISTS
Dissolution of Partnership.

THE firm of G0LDBAUM BROTHERS 1,
i this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Sol Goldbaum, tho retiring partner, will
settle up he business.
SAM G0LDBAUN.
SOL G0LDBAUM.
Memphis. Tenn, June %, 1887 0'''
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CHAECERY SALE
On
R h AL ESTATE.

No. 1882, R.-chanoery Court Of Shelby
County. B. P. Anderson, Com m issloner,
vs., X, +. Minor ct al.
pY virtue OF an interlOcutory decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
Goth day Of May, 1887, M. b. So, page IA,
will sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, In front Of the ClerH and Mastor'I
once, at tho Main street entrance of the
courthouse Of Shelby county. Memphis, Ton
nossee, on
Saturday, JnIy 10, 1887,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Ton
nessee, TO wit;
Lot No. s, block No. 49, being $50 feet by
$50 feet on the northwest corner OF HulinE
and ST. Martin streots, city Of Memphis.
Terms Of Saloon credit OF IA months;
note bearing interest, with security; lien re-
tanned; redemption barred.
This Juno "a, 1887.
s. /. MCDOWELL, OlsrA and Master.
By Is. n. Coleman Deputy o. and NJ.
John Johnston and II. II. WilbOyto. soils.
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pR. III. NJ. PURNELL

OFFICE 2C Main street. HOrrs-ll,S
" an. 10 llSO P. M.
10 s o. CLOCK an.
1alephon0 No. l69,
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AgRIOuLTUnAI. .sERDs

COAL oIL-Prime white. Wholesale lot.
l0c per gallon.
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New Firm.

Now Firm,
WE have this day entered into partner.
wv ship under tho firm name of Gold.
BAUM & sue ARMAN, for The naynosn of
carrying on the manufacture Of 1EANS
CLOTH me-, and we ask tho patronsse N
our friends and the public In General
SAM Q0LDBAUM.
ISIDORk SUGARMAN.
Memphis, Tenn, June %. 1887.
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TOBACCO AND SNUFF
PErMnlEuM.

TOBACCO Common. 25ss5c ;Otdsr grades,
S9s5c.
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HIDES avn rAIToVv

BAgGING-6ISa7s&c.
TIES-S1 O5a1 10.
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EXCHANGE.

New York and principal cities North and
|ast, II discount buying, "a premium SELL
be-; New England sight, a discount buy
lgi New Orleans, u discount buying, par
STOCK CALL BOARD.
The bids, offerings and sales today are as
pillows:
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,
STEAMERS LEAVING
MOVEMENTS Ar THE urvrr

Arripais-T. B. Sims, 81. Louis; r. L.
Cobb, Arkansas river Sidney Dillon, st.
Lonis; Buckeye State, Cincinnati.
Departures Sidney Dillon and Coal VAL
ley, New Orleans; Kate Adams, Arkausas
City James Lee, Friars Point; Rene Ma
croady, Oscoola; 7. b. Sims, st. Louis,
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NEW YORK DRY 0OO,s MARKET

NEW YORK. June T.-Buta very light
demand was experienced and realised
through forwardings on previous engage
ments, large sales were completed.
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ST. LOUIS Globe. Democrat: River rate
on freight remain unct anged. The barge
line cOotiuues the same rates for the re-
mainder Of the month as tor the last two
months, with no prospects of char go un-
less a low water season comes on. The An
Choir Line rates also remain unchanged to
all points for.whioh freight Is received. No
change is in view. At a meeting Of the st.
Louis anu Tennessee River Packet Company,
held yesterday. Isaac T. Rhea was elected
president, James GOger vice president and
John Il. Massengalo secretary.
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The Buckeye State, Capt. II. ]. Vim
ten; arrived yesterday afternoon with blis
packages of freight, including $50 barrels Of
Hour, 1000 Kegs nails, $50 boxes starch, SO
bales hay, 30 barrels oil, 900 bundles spokss,
$50 boxes glassware. She leaves again this
evening for Cincinnati and all way points on
tho Ohio and Mississippi rivers. Messrs,
geo; W. Hendriokson and Charley Vinton
arc hAr clarka
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1887-01-29

Among other fine specimens of corn
exhibited at Col. Davis show, on
Wednesday, Mr.. Isaac n. Shannon,
Of Davidson county, Tennessee, had
decidedly the largest and finest in
what is known as the "Big Tennes-
see Stock Corn" Theears were from
nine to twelve inches long, with from
fourteen to twenty rows to the ear,
and the grains from twO-thirds to
seven-eighths Of an inch long. The
ears weighed one and half pounds
each. Mr.. ShannOn's farm suffered
from the drOuth last summer, the
effects of which were seen i'm the ears
Of corn, otherwise there is no telling
how large they would have grown.
Another strange thing about this
wonderful corn is that it grows in all
shades from pure white to deep
red in the same field.
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The tobacco barn belonging to Mrs
VIM. Moore, three miles from town,
on the Versailles pike, was destroyed
by fire on Monday night. 1t con.
tanned the product of twelve acres of
tobacco. The crop was the property
of LeOnidas HarrOd, Esq, who was
living on the place. There was an
insurance of $l,lOO upon the barn
and tobacco, in the Office Of Z. F.
EXum, Esq.
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The project to build a railroad from
this city to Georgetown has been re-
vfved again. 1t is high time that
something was being done to accom-
plish this much-tO-be-desired object.
The surveys and estimates have been
made, and it is well known that this
road can he built at comparatively
small outlay.
1t is high time that the old fOgy
cry that we do not need any more
railroads was passed by ,unheeded.
It is a fact, and disagreeable fact,
to those who lCOk to the best inter-
ests.of our people in the future, as
we'll as the present, that the counties
and towns all around us are awake
and striving to connect themselves
with these great arteries OfcOmmerce,
and are having their efforts crowned
with success, while we are in Il Rip
vanwinkle sleep.
It il not necessary, at this late day,
t0argue as to the great benefits to ac-
etue 20 any community from conn
@eting lines of railroads. Any man
can see u dozen good and sufficient
reasons why they are desirable.
The simple question now is, are
cur people ever going to awake to
the possibilities that are pressing
|ap0n us, and that will have to be met
and decided nOiCf
We would urge the calling of a
mass-meeting and the taking of real
steps towards putting this enterprise
ON its feet, and that at once.
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The old Mansion House property
has had a new corrugated iron roof
put on it. Mr.. j. 4. Buckley was the
contractor This building has been
on fire at least twenty times in our
recollection and has always been put
out We will see how the new roof
will work.
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We would call the attention of our
business men to the proposition of the
enterprising firm of Gray 4 Church
in another column. If the rest of
the merchants in the city will agree
to do as much, Frankfort will soon
have another railroad. Wake up,
gentlemen, and let's hear from you.
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The alarm of fire, on Saturday
hight, was OccasiOned by a small
blaze in the basement of the Audi
tors office. 1t was discovered by
Mr.. ]. J. Quin, and the alarm given
in time to prevent rather serious
fire. 1t appears that some one care
iessly dropped match or cigar
stump in pile of kindling, which,
igniting, set fire to the coal and it
burned up through an air vent and
had attacked the floor of the Audi
tors Office. No papers were de-
strOyed and very little damage done
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Col. John r. Davis Corn
Show

Col. John f. Davis, as State Com.
missioner of Agriculture, advertised
through our paper. as well as Others,
his annual Corn Show, to take place
on the Goth day of January, WED.
nesday last.) The attendance was
good and the corn exhibited first
class. The following are the awards
made, viz:
WHITE. CORN--34 SAMPLES.
f b. Hall, Bethlehem, Henry
county, first premium; II. j. Tiche.
nor, Of Franklin county, second pre-.
MUM.
BREAD CORN-17 ENTRIES.
VIM. F.. Trout, Belmont, Bullitt
county, first premium; w. jeff. Lee,
Belmont, Bullitt county, second pre-
MUM.
YELLOW CORN-15 ENTRIES.
TT. TichenOr. Of Franklin county,
first premium; Reese Brothers, Shelby
county, second premium.
CATTLE CORN-S ENTRIES.
w. II. II. Smith, BlandVllJe, Ballard
county, first premium; s. ID. Blend,
of Guthrie, Todd county, second best,
but no premium.
HOMINY CORN-6 ENTRIES.
r. j. TichenOr, Franklin county,
first premium; l.. j. Cox, Franklin
county, second best, but no premium.
PIED. OR MIXED CORN ENTRIES.
II. j. TichenOr, Franklin, first pre-
MUM; and &. f. Tharp, Franklin,
second premium.
Four samples were sent from other
States. One from o. II. Wood, Illi-
nOis; one from a. b. Robinson, Ten
nessee; one from Isaac w. Shannon,
Tennessee; and one from w. q.
Combs, johnson county, Indiana.
No premiums were offered on corn
from other States.
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Mr.. ThOs. Biislan, the polite and
accommodating clerk at the Post OF
flee, and Miss Lizzie Buckley, lead
ing saleslady at Mr.. Sol. Harris dry
goods store, will be married ut the
Catholic Church on the 18th Of Feb
ruary.
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Rooms For RENT.-Any one
wishing to rent desirable rooms in
one of the best neighb0rhOOds in the
city, will do well to call ut this Office.
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The agent of the Gamewell Fire
Alarm Co. is in the city and has put
up one of their apparatuses at the
engine house for the purpose Of ex-
hibiting its workings. 1t is the oldest
alarm in the country and is in use In
all the large cities.
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Mr.. John l.. Fahy, who has been
bOok-keeper for Mr.. +. Hensley, in
the insurance business, has gone to
Birmingham, Ala, to reside. We
hope John will do well, as he is an
industrious and clever young man..
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FRANKFORT. JANUARY 20. 1887.

We are under obligations to Mrs
John z. Miles for late files Of Orlan-
do, Florida, papers.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN DULY
Gnalifed BY the FrSnklin County Court as the
4uested to make PROMPT payment to us. and
those having claims against the decedent's es-
tate are called on to present them, properly
proven. JAS. 4. MURRAY,
lS-SI JNO. w, MURRAY,
Executors.
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We regret exceedingly to hear of
the sudden death of the wife Of our
old friend and companion typo, John
Sheehan, Esq, of Lexington. She
made Jack a faithful and loving COM
paniOn for many long years.
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1t is generally understood that DIR.
Il. F. Duvall il a candidate for Repre-
sentative i'm the Legis lature from this
county. This action will add an
uncertainty to the final outcome
that will annoy the other candidates.
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Mr.. Chas. q. Payne and Miss Ida
Clara Bell will be married at the
residence Of the brides mother, on
Steele street, on the 22d of February.
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HOpkinsville has a Chautauqua
Circle named i'm honor of Mr.. Robert
Burns Wilson, of this city.
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There are marriages and rumOrs of
marriages on the tapis for the near
future.
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Augus,in Days brilliant comedy, "A
Night on" was played last night at the
Criterion Theatre. made an instantaneous
hit with the crowded house present. Tile
Chicago San.
Opera House Monday, Jan. 81.
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Quite large number of our cOun-
try friends were in town on Monday,
and the candidates were busy accord
ingly.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

We are authorized to announce JAMES AN
DREW SCOTT as candidate for Representative
from Franklin county, subject to the action Of the
Democratic party.
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Auguslin Days great success, "a Night
Off," is one Of the strongest and best on
the road, and the play went with mud
spirit, causing roars Of laughter.-Nt7o
York WoyM.
Opera House Monday, Jan. 81.
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EDUCATIONAL.

The Educational Meeting" at Lexing.
ton on the 72d Of February bids fair to be
great success. The teachers and friend.
Of common schools should attend en- masse
The teachers OF common schools in
franklin county who wish to draw their
| sixty per cent. on the 18th Of February
must have their reports in the hands of the
County Superintendent in time.
Your correspondent. in speaking of the
proceedings Of the January meeting Of the
Teachers Association. inadvertently omit.
tea the name OF Miss Lula Wizard, who
read an excellent and instructive paper
on "Mental Arithmetic" Miss w. has
always responded chcerfully to calls Of the
Association, and we gladlully make the
amende.
The meeting Of the Association last
Saturday could not be called success. on
account Of the absence of those on the pro-
gramme, but was very interesting to those
present, who passed the time away in social
conversation. Prof Secrest came too late
for the meeting. You must remember,
Professor, that the Franklin county teach
ers, like '.'rime and Tide" wait for no
man. We are very sorry that he was not
on time. The Professor has eni oiled him.
self as member, and will be on hand on
the I2th Of February next. +. II.
At the meeting, last Saturday,
Superintendent Hunter was agree
ably surprised by receiving two
valuable presents, one a beautiful
white silk scarf of very fine quality,
and the other a unique knife and fork
combined. made expressly for a per-
son with only one hand. The for
mer was presented by handsome
young lady teacher, and the latter
by an old trustee and friend of Mr..
Hunter. Although taken greatly by
surprise, the recipient rendered his
heartfelt thanks in appropriate
terms. VISITOR.
You can save money by buying
your paint at Gray 4 Church's hard
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You can save money by buying
your paint at Gray & Church's hard
ware house.
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F0R SAIE.

A COTTAGE OF THREE ROOMS AND KITCH-
"A en-, lot 80 by 200 feet, located on Conway
street, south Frankfort hydrant and good els
Dec l8-0.